Sentence examples for ardent war from inspiring English sources
"It was a lovely lunch, a nice-napkin lunch," said Ms. Schakowsky, a liberal Democrat and ardent war critic from Chicago.
I thought it might be useful to describe the doubts and thoughts going through the mind of one ardent war supporter -- me -- during these traumatically bloody weeks in Iraq.
Matzzie "could have been bolder," says Lynn Woolsey, a Democratic congresswoman from California and an ardent war opponent who has given more than 200 five-minute speeches in the House about the war, "and we would be at a different place now".
"I was sometimes uncharitable about the 'chicken hawks' of the crisis," Geithner writes, who were "the financial equivalent of ardent Iraq War supporters who had never fought in war and had the luxury of distance from the battlefield".
This microscopic-level asymmetry is the root cause of ardent civil war that in every species pits male against male, and male against female.
Anne-Marie's range is incredible: Elizabeth I, Margot Fonteyn, Saint Joan, Berenice, John Lennon's mum… and now Nina, complicated, ardent, neurotic war widow.
On Sept. 24, some administration revelers met at the home of Salmon P. Chase, the Treasury secretary, an ardent pre-war Free Soiler and a rival of Lincoln's for the 1860 nomination.
Yet, all around us the signs of splintering abound in revived nationalisms, ardent religious wars and the reappearance of geopolitical blocs.
As an ardent supporter of war veterans, and an injured veteran himself, Jalili has endeared himself to the IRGC and its Basiji base.
Vice-Admiral Vernon was an active and ardent supporter of war against Spain and advocated offensive action both in Parliament and before the Admiralty.
They see her, as Bay Buchanan (Pat's sister) put it in another recent Hillary-bashing book, as an "ardent feminist, anti-war activist and student radical" who "did not leave her passion for all things liberal behind on the campuses of Wellesley and Yale".
